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Built-in skill

Agent Hiring

Productivity

Add an agent that reports to one of your own — after checking whether an existing agent already covers the job — then write its role, teach it, and test it before anything depends on it.

  • Android — supported
  • iPhone — supported
  • Mac — supported

Inside the real app

Explore the screens in a demonstration workspace.

Ally and Jules in the OpenAlly Agents hub, with chat and Office navigation.Mira Clay Studio in the real OpenAlly Office, with two agents at their desks.

The one that can say no. Before it hires, it asks whether an existing agent already covers the job; afterwards it can show you who reports to whom and where two of them overlap.

Grant model

How granting works

A skill is a permission you hand to an agent, not a silent preload.

  1. Find it in Skills Agent Hiring is built in, so there is nothing separate to install.
  2. Choose who can use it Give the skill only to the agents that need this job, and change that choice whenever you want.
  3. Review its access This skill does not ask for additional access.

Prompts

Try it with

The quick actions this skill puts in front of you in the app.

  • Hire a helper I keep asking you to
  • Review my team Show me who reports to whom and whether any of them overlap.

Access summary

What it may use

It asks for no access of its own. A new agent can be given only the skills and tools the hiring agent already holds; its guardrails and who it will answer stay yours to set.

Network
No network access
Files
No file access
Memory
No saved-memory access
Credentials
No connected-account access
Media
No media access
Browser
No browser access

Related

Works with

The apps, skills and tools Agent Hiring sits next to.

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